More than 200 parents and children, waited in a long line snaking through the museum’s lobby to get a tiny piece of meteorite on Saturday from the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum. Read More
The 2-acre business that produces road salt on Coldbrook Road in Hermon has come a long way since Ryan McPike bought it from his father a decade ago. Read More
Waitlists for people with intellectual disabilities grew again. Here’s what Maine could do about it.
Essential Reads
At least 350 students from St. John Valley schools were kept home by their parents over a widely shared Facebook post threatening gun violence that authorities had ruled out as a legitimate threat. Read More
“It seemed like she was always crying." Read More
Gov. Janet Mills on Friday announced a new anti-vaping campaign set to launch early next year. Read More
By April, I’m pretty sure I’ll have some new and quite color descriptions of winter in Maine. Read More
The last two weeks of deer hunting, which ended on Saturday, is limited to muzzleloaders. Bob Humphrey, on December 1 in the Sunday Telegram, offered a lot of interesting information and advice to muzzleloaders. But one thing in Bob’s column surprised me. Bob wrote, “While I appreciate it, I’ve never… Read More
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department says several searches by wardens turned up substantial amounts of evidences linking the men to the taking, possessing and transporting of multiple illegal deer. Read More
In America today, extremism is in, statesmanship is out and voices of reason are overwhelmed by the hyper-partisan din — while Russia raises a toast to our demise. Read More
The largest performance industry show took place in downtown Indianapolis this past week. Several folks with local connections report their impressions of the event. The United States Auto Club held their 64 annual awards in Indy with some folks that I have been following throughout the years. Read More
The Weekly Question is published on Thursdays. This installment is for Dec. 12. Read More
A pleasure drive through the St. John Valley should not be a rush job. You want to take time to soak up all the history, culture, cuisine, scenery and recreation the region has to offer. Read More
The leaves have fallen. The songbirds have flown south. Days are short. And the tourists have fled. Read More
This simple holiday craft will go with your decor for years. Read More
